Unique Character Names

CMDR_Un1k0rn

My characters just have regular names that fit the lore.

Jurgeld the Stalwart being my favourite.

Tell me you would not think twice if you saw an NPC named that? I wouldn't.

Sylvermynx

mrsrobot wrote: »

@Sylvermynx That's a great idea, storing the names for later use. I've took so long sometimes thinking of one I've been kicked off the character creator and had to start again. Having a few handy to start would have helped.

The other thing I do in the Chargen screen is when I've got the character look I like, I screenshot the sliders (takes 6 shots to get them all) so that if something dumb happens, like a power outage, I can recapture the look without gnashing my teeth....

Elsonso

Sylvermynx wrote: »

mrsrobot wrote: »

@Sylvermynx That's a great idea, storing the names for later use. I've took so long sometimes thinking of one I've been kicked off the character creator and had to start again. Having a few handy to start would have helped.

The other thing I do in the Chargen screen is when I've got the character look I like, I screenshot the sliders (takes 6 shots to get them all) so that if something dumb happens, like a power outage, I can recapture the look without gnashing my teeth....

Off topic, but that is also a great way to experiment on PTS then rebuild the character on Live.

Tommy_The_Gun

Gythral

Tommy_The_Gun wrote: »

And the hospital just uses
<some prefix>DD/MM/YY/<next number in the list>
anyway...

NotaDaedraWorshipper

I just name my characters names that fits the setting's lore and the concept I have of them. Because I'm a big lore and roleplaying nerd.

If I ever were to use "Dragon Slayer" as a name, then it would be "-Name- the Dragon Slayer". For example: Severus the Dragon Slayer, or Fridhild the Dragon Slayer.

Raisin

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

I just name my characters names that fits the setting's lore and the concept I have of them. Because I'm a big lore and roleplaying nerd.

If I ever were to use "Dragon Slayer" as a name, then it would be "-Name- the Dragon Slayer". For example: Severus the Dragon Slayer, or Fridhild the Dragon Slayer.

Dragon Slayer the Dragon Slayer.

"My parents had it all planned out, you see"

NotaDaedraWorshipper

Raisin wrote: »

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

I just name my characters names that fits the setting's lore and the concept I have of them. Because I'm a big lore and roleplaying nerd.

If I ever were to use "Dragon Slayer" as a name, then it would be "-Name- the Dragon Slayer". For example: Severus the Dragon Slayer, or Fridhild the Dragon Slayer.

Dragon Slayer the Dragon Slayer.

"My parents had it all planned out, you see"

"Greetings! The name's Dragon Slayer the Dragon Slayer. You may call me Dragon for short, and no, before you ask, I don't slay dragons. My father was very fond of those old stories you see, and he may have been sliightly drunk when he named me. That or hopefully optimistic."

"The closest thing I've been to dragon slaying was this one time I found a lizard in the larder. Almost took my fingers off. And that one time I had a bit of an uhm...squabble, with an argonian at the local tavern. Speaking of taverns, would you like to hear a song? That's what I actually do, instead if slaying dragons like my father hoped. I write and play songs and limericks at local taverns. Think my latest is going to be a great success. I call it 'What Shall We Do with a Drunken Skeever'".

Syldras

@NotaDaedraWorshipper You clearly worship Daedra. It's obvious you've been blessed by the Madgod.